Import problem – where’s it getting this date?

  • Trying to import an LJ-type XML file, which I’ve done successfully in the past. Now I’m getting this error:

    Incorrect time value: You have an entry which was posted
    Something went wrong – 153 : Incorrect time value: You have an entry which was posted at 2007-12-24 15:13, but you’re trying to post an entry before this. Please check the date and time of both entries. If the other entry is set in the future on purpose, edit that entry to use the “Date Out of Order” option. Otherwise, use the “Date Out of Order” option for this entry instead.

    Thing is, I have no such entry. My last entry is dated 2007-10-30 10:36:00 pm. The file I’m importing contains November 2007. The tool will import the first entry, but just that one.

    I haven’t yet found out where this value of 2007-12-24 15:13 is stored, so I can do something about it. I don’t recall accessing WP at all yesterday, so it’s entirely baffling. I did upgrade my installation today – could that have something to do with it?

    Thanks!

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  • I’ve had a similar error today while posting to my blog.

    Something went wrong – 153 : Incorrect time value: You have an entry which was posted at 2008-06-19 19:30, but you’re trying to post an entry before this. Please check the date and time of both entries. If the other entry is set in the future on purpose, edit that entry to use the “Date Out of Order” option. Otherwise, use the “Date Out of Order” option for this entry instead.

    The thing is, I did nothing out of the ordinary. The only way I could get around this error was to change the Publish Status to “Published” and click on the edit link on the time stamp to get it posted.

    What causes this? I have been unable to find anything in the documentation as of yet.

    if you checkout the following URL
    I have two difeerent publish date showing up on the homepage. 15/01/2008 and @ the footer its the correct date that is 30/06/2008

    I am using following code…any help would be much appreciated

    <?php the_time(‘F jS, Y’) ?>

    there was a loop at the beginning and forgot to include that…

    Thread Starter springdew

    (@springdew)

    Ok I never did find out where that date came from, but I did discover that if I deactivate the cross-post plugin (which I don’t even use anymore anyway) everything is fine.

    I happened to notice that in the Plugins section of the Dashboard, WP was under the impression that cross-post had been used recently, when it hadn’t. It’s interfering somehow.

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